Board-games

This is a digital adaptation of a fantasy board game where players roll dice to move across a board, drawing cards and engaging in encounters. The game offers solo play against AI, local multiplayer, and online matches with 2-6 players, each controlling a character with unique stats. Set in a magical world, players compete to find the Crown of Command while eliminating rivals to claim the throne.

This poker simulator features turn-based multiplayer gameplay where players compete in Texas Hold'em or Omaha Hold'em poker. The game includes characters from various franchises, such as Sam & Max, The Venture Bros., Evil Dead, Borderlands, and Portal, with GLaDOS serving as the dealer. The objective is to win chips from opponents in a casual, social setting.

This turn-based strategy game focuses on aerial combat during World War I. Players command aircraft units on a hexagonal grid, completing missions with a limited set of planes. The game features single-player campaigns and optional multiplayer battles, with 30 unique aircraft and over 180 missions.

This is a party video game featuring board game-style gameplay. Players control characters from the *Mario* series, moving across themed boards to collect stars by rolling dice and competing in minigames. The objective is to earn the most stars by the end of the game.

This is a party game featuring characters from the Mario universe competing in a series of mini-games and board-based challenges to determine the Super Star. Players navigate their characters through various board maps to collect stars while participating in turn-based gameplay and real-time mini-games. The game supports up to four players locally, with additional multiplayer modes and a roster of 20 playable characters.

In *Shelter*, players control a badger guiding her cubs to safety while managing hunger and avoiding predators. The game features episodic gameplay with varying challenges, such as open terrain, nighttime visibility, and river crossings. The objective is to minimize cub losses during the journey to a new shelter.

This is a digital adaptation of the *Magic: The Gathering* trading card game, focusing on turn-based strategy where players cast spells and summon creatures to defeat opponents. The core mechanics involve deck-building from unlockable cards, single-player campaigns across multiple planes, and multiplayer modes like Two-Headed Giant. The setting follows the player as a Planeswalker battling opponents, including Chandra Nalaar, while uncovering a narrative involving a mysterious villain controlling her.

Business Tour is a digital adaptation of a board game where players compete in business strategy, negotiating and forming alliances with opponents. The core gameplay involves trading, resource management, and decision-making to outmaneuver rivals in a turn-based format. Set in a modern business environment, the game supports online and offline multiplayer for 2–4 players, with optional bots and additional features like trading cards and leaderboards.

Armello is a turn-based digital adaptation of a fantasy tabletop role-playing game featuring dice and card mechanics. Players navigate a procedurally generated hexagonal grid representing the kingdom of Armello, competing to overthrow a dying king corrupted by the Rot. The game includes faction-based progression, skill trees, and strategic combat, with each playable character offering unique abilities.

A turn-based strategy game based on the classic board game *Risk*, where players aim to conquer territories and eliminate opponents. Core mechanics involve drafting armies, attacking adjacent regions, and using cards to reinforce forces, with options for online multiplayer, single-player scenarios, and custom rule variations. The game is set across various historical and fictional maps, offering both standard and modified gameplay modes.

This is a board game-style video game featuring characters from the *Mario* franchise. Players compete on themed boards, rolling dice to move and triggering events that affect their progress, with the goal of collecting the most stars by the end of the game. The title introduced duel maps, multiple save slots, and expanded item storage compared to previous entries.

A collection of multiplayer party games designed for 1-100 players, where participants use their phones or tablets as controllers. Core mechanics vary by game, including trivia, bluffing, drawing, word association, and fact-based challenges, often played in the same room. The setting is casual and social, with no specific narrative, focusing instead on lighthearted interaction and humor.

This turn-based tactical strategy game is set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, where players control a squad of Space Marine Terminators battling Genestealers aboard a derelict space hulk. The core gameplay involves navigating claustrophobic environments, managing limited resources, and making tactical decisions to survive encounters with the hostile alien foes. The campaign follows the Blood Angels' efforts to reclaim honor and uncover relics within the infested "Sin of Damnation" hulk, with both single-player and multiplayer modes available.

This game is a digital adaptation of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, featuring card battles against AI or human opponents. Players use virtual cards based on the first three sets from the physical trading card game, with additional exclusive cards included. The setting involves challenging various opponents and organizations, such as Team Great Rocket in the sequel, to progress through the game.

ROBLOX is a platform hosting a wide variety of user-generated games across multiple genres, including action, simulation, and strategy. Players can engage in these games solo or with others, while also having the option to purchase virtual currency for cosmetic or gameplay enhancements. The platform allows users to create and share their own games using free development tools.

This is a turn-based strategy game adapted from a board game. Players collect and play matching train cards to claim railway routes on a map of North America, aiming to connect destination cities while blocking opponents. The game ends when players run out of train pieces, with points awarded for completed routes and long continuous paths.

This turn-based strategy game adapts *The Witcher* universe into a digital board game format. Players control one of four characters—Geralt, Triss, Yarpen, or Dandelion—each with distinct abilities, using combat, magic, or diplomacy to progress through procedurally generated scenarios. Set in a dark fantasy world inspired by Andrzej Sapkowski’s books, the game supports solo play against AI or multiplayer via online and hot-seat modes, with over 288 cards and 30 monsters in the digital version.

This is a turn-based strategy game where players compete against seven opponents to control the city of White Spire. Core gameplay involves building, combining, and upgrading a crew of units with unique abilities, relying on tactical decision-making rather than fast reflexes. The setting is a competitive battle for dominance in a fantasy-themed urban environment.

A card game set in *The Witcher* universe, featuring strategic duels between two players using customizable decks. Core gameplay involves managing a three-row battlefield and executing rounds in a best-of-three format, with mechanics like bluffing, spellcasting, and faction-specific abilities. Players choose from five factions—Nilfgaard, Skellige, Monsters, Northern Realms, or Scoia’tael—and can craft or upgrade cards to refine their deck.

This is a board game-style video game featuring Mario and his friends as playable characters. The core gameplay involves taking turns moving around themed boards to reach first place, with over 70 minigames providing additional challenges. The setting involves the characters being shrunk by Bowser, and the game includes four game modes across five themed boards.

Tabletopia is a digital platform for playing and creating board games. It allows users to select from a library of licensed games or design their own without programming knowledge, with features like automated setups and cross-platform support. Players can join public or private game tables, invite others, and manage turns manually based on rulebooks.

This turn-based strategy game is set during the Pacific War and focuses on aerial combat. Players control one of the involved nations, completing missions with aircraft in a turn-based system where maneuvers and battles occur sequentially. The game features over 180 missions, unit upgrades, and a multiplayer mode where players alternate turns.

A puzzle-adventure game where the player controls a boy named Hue, tasked with restoring eight visible colors to rescue a scientist trapped in a world of impossible colors. Gameplay revolves around color-shifting mechanics, where objects and backgrounds must be manipulated by changing colors to interact with or reveal hidden elements. The setting features a monochromatic world transitioning into a vibrant, puzzle-filled environment as the player progresses through various locations.

This is a board game video game featuring Mario and his friends from the Mushroom Kingdom. Players compete in themed board games with mini-games, using character-specific costumes and items to gain advantages. The game includes five Adventure Boards and a final Bowser-themed board, set across varied locations like Pirate Land and Space Land.